Architecture Securing a Virtual Desktop in a Public Cloud - Conclusion As I documented in previous articles we moved our VDI platform to dedicated subscriptions and segmented the users by separating Michelin and Non-Michelin. On this last leg of our journey we look to implement the final step in securing our Virtual Desktops in the cloud by implementing a form of
Architecture Horizon Cloud VDI - Change Subscriptions or Build New & Universal Broker Moving our Horizon Cloud VDI from a shared subscription to a dedicated one was not going to be as simple as I thought.
Creativity and Innovation in Michelin Information Technology Creativity and Innovation go hand in hand. Discover what I learned about these during a learning expedition and what I plan to do within Michelin Infra IT teams to help foster more creativity and Innovation.
Automation Network and DevOps - Our Beginnings In a previous post I mentioned how Network needed to adopt DevOps principles in order to achieve the speed and agility required to meet the business needs (As a reminder, that post is here [https://blogit.michelin.io/netdevops-or-devnetops/] ). What does that really mean and how does a company start
Network Securing a Virtual Desktop Environment in a Public Cloud - Part 2 This has turned out to be quite the learning adventure. Much more so than I had envisioned. I thought it would be 'simple' to just deploy NSX Cloud [https://www.vmware.com/products/nsx-cloud.html] to our existing Horizon Cloud environment and we would easily have another security layer available
Infrastructure Securing a Virtual Desktop Environment in a Public Cloud - Part 1 At Michelin, like most organizations, COVID-19 brought us an increased need and usage of Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) [https://www.vmware.com/topics/glossary/content/virtual-desktop-infrastructure-vdi#:~:text=Virtual%20desktop%20infrastructure%20%28VDI%29%20is%20a%20technology%20that,to%20end-users%20on%20request.%20How%20does%20VDI%20work%3F] in a Public cloud
Network Network as a Service - Why Network needs DevOps What exactly is "Network as a Service"? Once you have your own understanding of that you can start the journey. I'll give my understanding below as well as the one from Wikipedia. As you start the journey towards network automation and Network as a Service there is a decision that
Security Network As a Service - NSX As I began the journey towards network as a service I was unsure where to start. How do I begin with the end in mind? The end target being a fully sustainable network environment where users can land on a user portal, click the network options they need and then
